He actually said in a grocery store that he was here to mail a letter.

The woman in black skirt who was playing with her mobile phone didn't find it strange and asked without raising her head:

"Where to send it, and to whom?"

"Send to Serenity Church, to Senior Deacon Leonard Mitchell." Lumian took out the letter addressed to the Major Arcana cards.

The woman in the black dress was still looking at her mobile phone and said in a gentle and calm voice:

"There is a black mailbox inlaid with silver on the third floor of the right shelf. You can just put the letter in it.

"Come and get your reply tomorrow."

"Thank you." Lumian breathed a sigh of relief and turned to the shelf.

What he saw at first glance was not a toy mailbox, but a book made of brass and a silver mirror with black eyeballs on both sides.

Lumian quickly scanned it and found classical quill pens, various strange dice and other products. If the shopkeeper hadn't been playing with his mobile phone or looking at his tablet, he would have felt like he was back in the real world, back in Trier.

The style of these items is different from that of Dream City, more like something from the Northern Continent!

After putting the letter into the silver-lined toy mailbox, Lumian turned sideways and asked the shopkeeper:

"Can I see the merchandise here?"

The shopkeeper's voice was filled with a smile:

"These are all for sale."

Can it be sold? As a "witch", Lumian first picked up the silver mirror with an ancient pattern and a black gemstone on each side.

In the mirror, Lumian's face quickly appeared:

The eyes are light blue, clear and deep, the face is slightly thin, almost perfect, the lips are neither thick nor thin, the color is light but moist, with a hint of light...

This is his female form.

It directly reflected my "witch" state... There is indeed something magical about this mirror... As soon as Lumian had this thought, he saw water shining on the surface of the mirror, outlining rows of bloody Gufusa

Croatian words:

"I am the great Arrodes, and I can answer any of your questions, but you must also answer an equal number of my questions in the presence of at least one spectator.

"If you refuse to answer or lie, you will be punished."

Arrods, the great Arrods Lumian knew this name.

Franka mentioned that this is the magic mirror belonging to Mr. Fool, which answers questions most accurately, but every question it asks will cause the social death of the diviner.

Mr. Fool's magic mirror was actually located in this grocery store in his dream? What does this mean and what does it symbolize? Lumian couldn't help but glance at the shop owner again, the woman in black skirt who was playing with her mobile phone.

After some deliberation, Lumian said calmly:

"My question is, what do you want to remind you about waking up Mr. Fool?"

PS: Recommend a book, "Book of Strange Monsters"

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Chapter completed!